Have Your Say: Health Canada Proposing Improved Labelling… — recall 24072
Government of Canada recall portal · Canada · 2010-02-18
As described by Government of Canada recall portal: Have Your Say: Health Canada Proposing Improved Labelling Requirements for Food Colours
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Reported risk: Health Canada is launching a consultation with stakeholders and the Canadian public on proposed changes to improve the labelling requirements for food colours in Canada. The consultation, which will be posted on the Health Canada website and open for comments from February 18 th until May 4 th , is intended to seek input on several options for future labelling requirements. The Canadian Food and Drug Regulations currently allow manufacturers to use the general term colour to specify one or more food colours. For the majority of prepackaged foods, manufacturers may voluntarily declare individual colours by name at their own discretion.
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